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Goodrich steamer Wisconsin
 
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Description
Lying in about 130 feet of water, the shipwreck site is easily accessible by boat. Wisconsin is a popular shipwreck for advanced divers, and remains mostly intact with a cargo of cars still on board. The site is marked with a seasonal Wisconsin Historical Society shipwreck mooring buoy, allowing boats to tie up directly above the site while protecting the shipwreck from inadvertent anchor damage and providing a safe point of ascent and descent for divers.
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Location
Body of Water: Lake Michigan
Trail Name: Lower Lake Michigan
Nearest City: Kenosha
County: Kenosha
Zip Code: 53140
Latitude: N 42°31.94900'
Longitude: W -087°42.52400'
Attraction
Features
Open to public?: Yes
Mooring buoy?: Yes
Mooring buoy in place?: No
Snorkelable?: No
Dive guide?: No
Trails sign?: No
National Register?: No
 
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